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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 49 — Law

49-1469.05. Businesses and organizations; separate segregated political fund; restrictions.

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(1)An entity specified in subsection
(1)of section 49-1469 which establishes and administers a separate segregated political fund:
(a)Shall not make an expenditure to such fund, except that it may make expenditures and provide personal services for the establishment and administration of such separate segregated political fund; and
(b)Shall file the reports required by subsection
(2)of section 49-1469 with respect to the expenditures made or personal services provided for the establishment and administration of such fund but need not file such reports for the expenditures made from such fund.
(2)If a corporation makes an expenditure to a separate segregated political fund which is established and administered by an industry, trade, or professional association, limited liability company, or limited liability partnership of which such corporation is a member, such corporation shall not be required to file the reports required by subsection
(2)of section 49-1469 .
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